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Welcome to Ultimate 60's - the ultimate nostalgy trip.
- More than 500 discographies.
- More than 20,000 songs from the sixties.
- More than 1,000 lyrics.
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- This week 50 years ago on Billboard and 40 years ago on the Swedish charts.
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Rogue, December 1956  |
The Cover of Rogue, December 1956.
Contains "The truth about Prince Rainier" and "Babes for Your Blacklist"
The artist behind the cover was Lloyd Rognan. |
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| David Bowie's Debut Album |
David Bowie's 1967 debut album for Decca finally receives the Deluxe Edition treatment.
Original stereo and mono mixes of the album remastered at Abbey Road Studios on one CD. This is the first time that the mono mix has been available in any format since the late '60s and is obviously the first time on CD.
The other CD contains the usual mix of singles and unreleased tracks, among others the legendary unreleased single "London Bye Ta-Ta". It also contains 5 Previously unreleased tracks recorded for John Peel's Top Gear programme in 1967.
53 tracks over the two CDs with 26 appearing on CD for the very first time! This CD hit the streets in Europe in February and will be released in the states early April.
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| Rogue, December 1955 |
Cover of Rogue, December 1955 (Yes, I know it is a bit way off from the sixties, but I am weak for these covers!)
Note the book feature "Gentlemen for Rent" |
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| MAD April 1960 |
Rogue was a Chicago-based men's magazine published by William Hamling from December 1955 until 1967.
The magazine was a direct competitor to Playboy, offering nude and semi-nude photographs plus sex advice aimed at a male audience. Rogue featured a wider array of fiction and science fiction, along with much coverage of jazz. |
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